Climate Change event to return to Bracknell in July
The Bracknell Forest Community Climate Summit is back again for 2026 on Wednesday, July 8.
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Finchampstead football frenzy raises over £1,000 for local causes in community showdown
Five-a-side football teams from took to the pitch, and raised funds for local good causes.
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MCCAFFREY Hilda Constance
Sadly passed away on Saturday 18th April. Mother to Paul, Jane and Carole, and a Grandmother and great Grandmother to their many children. She will be sadly missed by family...
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‘It’s a total rip-off’: Residents left angered at parking charges at The Look Out
The Look Out remains the single biggest revenue?raiser in Bracknell for parking penalties.
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Record turnout for Wokingham Walk
A record number of walkers took part in last Sunday's Wokingham Walk.
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Upset over ban at retirement village
Residents at Acorn Drive in Wokingham are locked in a bitter dispute with their management group.
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Wokingham Mela to take place this weekend
The first edition of what is hoped will become an annual event is set to take place in Wokingham this weekend.
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Wokingham Pride calls for businesses to join July celebration
The organisers of this year's Wokingham Pride are looking for more stallholders.
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May bank holiday bin collections
Bin collections will still take place on both days as usual.
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Roadworks blamed as long-running White Horse pub landlords walk away
The brewery behind The White Horse pub on Easthampstead Road has reacted to news that the current landlords have decided to leave the business.
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